FROM HERE TO THERE: The Strategy and Force Planning Framework

Today's decisions about strategy and force planning fundamentally influence future strategy and force posture. A proposed 'Strategy and Force Planning Framework' may help planners and strategists ask the right questions, appreciate complex dynamics, and address in a comprehensive way...

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Published in:Naval War College review 2005-04, Vol.58 (2), p.121-138
Main Authors: Liotta, P. H., Lloyd, Richmond M.
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